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litespeed_wiki:rails:memcache [2015/07/29 13:56] Michael Alegre |
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| - | ====== Tip about using Memcache with LSAPI ====== | ||
| - | Litespeed attempts to make starting up very fast, and it does so by initializing Rails framework in a parent process, then doing the fork. That way, all that disk-scouring to find all the rails files, which takes about 6 seconds of heavy iowait, is only done once. | ||
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| - | However it also means that any connections you initialize will also be shared among child processes. | ||
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| - | Database connections - the LSAPI parent process explicitly disconnects after loading, so they'll be re-initialized for each child. | ||
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| - | Memcache connections you need to do yourself. I do so at the bottom of my environment.rb (I'm using memcache-client, which sets a global CACHE): | ||
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| - | CACHE.reset | ||
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| - | Thanks to our forum user fantasydreaming for contributing this tip. 8-) | ||